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Estonia: Ruling coalition loses majority in parliament

August 10, 2026

Lithuania: Parties discussing new defence pact

August 10, 2026

Latvia: National Alliance embroiled in racism row

August 10, 2026August 10, 2026

Estonia: Justice Chancellor confirms interest in presidency

August 9, 2026

Lithuania: Opposition conservatives still on top in July 2026: poll

August 8, 2026

Latvia: Children are 18% of population in 2026

August 7, 2026

Estonia: Consumer prices up 2.2% in July 2026

August 7, 2026August 7, 2026

Lithuania: Former PM Kazimira Prunskiene buried

August 6, 2026

Latvia: Over 257,000 Latvians live abroad

August 6, 2026

Estonia: Justice Chancellor one vote short of presidency

August 6, 2026
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Estonia: Coop to buy Prisma hypermarkets

Via BalticaApril 7, 202601 mins

Finnish retail group S Group’s supermarket operator, SOK, will sell its 13 Prisma Peremarket hypermarkets in Estonia to local cooperative retailer Coop Eesti for an undisclosed price, ERR reports. Under the deal, the Prisma stores, nine of which are located in Tallinn, will change their name to Coop. The parties expect to complete the transaction…

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Estonia: Bomb explosion injures one at Tallinn shopping centre

Via BalticaDecember 22, 202501 mins

Police in Estonia have detained a man suspected of planting a bomb that injured one person at the Ülemiste Keskus shopping centre next to Tallinn Airport on 20 December 2025, ERR reports. State prosecutor general Astrid Asi said that the 60-year-old man is a stateless resident of Tallinn with previous criminal convictions. She said that…

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Baltic: Lithuanian firms top list of largest companies in 2024

Via BalticaDecember 6, 202501 mins

French risk management company Coface’s ranking of the 50 largest companies by turnover in the Baltic States in 2024 includes 28 companies in Lithuania, 15 in Estonia, and 7 in Latvia, LETA reports. The top five companies are all from Lithuania: retail holding group Vilniaus Prekyba with a consolidated turnover of EUR 8.02bn in 2024,…

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Estonia: Russian intelligence paid Moldovans for arson attacks

Via BalticaJuly 3, 2025July 3, 202501 mins

A court in Estonia has found two Moldovan nationals guilty of an arson attack against a Ukrainian restaurant in Tallinn in January 2025, ERR reports. The two men were arrested in Italy in February 2025. One of the defendants told prosecutors that he was tasked by persons connected to Russian military intelligence (GRU) to firebomb…

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